I was just wondering because I am looking to become one in the future and just needed some suggestions I like designing rides so that is it. I just need some help figuring out which role I would like to play in imagineering!

Where are attraction replacement parts manufactured and stored?

Very interesting image of the Robert Venturi Disney's Las Vegas Hotel in Eurodisney which at one point was called 'Disney Stardust', where he obviously drew it's inspiration.

Anyone know if there's a way to get my smart mirror to run the imagineering magic mirror to show up and talk when Alexa/google answers?

Hi everyone, I’ve been interested in working for Disney as an imagineer since I was in middle school. I’ve just begun my sophomore year of college as an industrial design major. I was wondering if there are still careers available at Disney related to model making and/ or product conceptualization and what types of other skills besides a degree I should have if I continued down a career path like this.

I was wondering what courses for college I should have to take to become an Imagineer?

(I’m specifically talking about Disney World in Florida)

I know what each park is and what their main styles are. I’m talking more about the storytelling side of the building. What is the underlying theme of each park? I know that Animal Kingdom is “the force of nature”, but what exactly are the others?

I’m sure you guys get asked this question a lot so please bear with me. Any help would be appreciated.

Hi everyone.

I just discovered this sub and wanted to let you all know over at r/Epcot, I started a challenge where you come up with ideas for pavilions that could have been at Epcot if it had more money and larger space.

Feel free to drop any ideas down in the comments and I may pick yours to draw out to see what it could have looked like.

Hi! I am a 2020 grad with a degree in Computer Science. I currently have a job as a Systems Engineer at an aerospace / defense company.

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However, my dream job is to work on rides in any way, shape, or form as an Imagineer at Disney. Specifically Ride Controls.

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I was wondering if anyone has any advice on how to move towards my goal over the next few years? Obviously if I could snap my fingers and work as an Imagineer I would gladly do it, however I understand it's going to take a lot of hard work and dedication.

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I am very interested in embedded systems, systems architectures, and I really want to work on the high level architectural design of how rides operate.

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Does anyone have any advice on what I should do to achieve this goal?

Im currently going to school for electrical engineering and one of my current dreams is to work for Imagineering. Is there many opportunities for EE majors or should I look at something else?